Dixit

Publisher: Libellud

Multilingual version

The principle of Dixit is simple: players must guess and have illustrated cards guessed.

Each turn, a player becomes the storyteller who chooses a card and describes it with a phase, word, or sound.

But be careful, to score points, the map must be found only by some of the players.

The message must therefore be both clear and encrypted.

A certain mystery must hover.

It's up to you to be inventive and clever!

In addition to having to find the right design, the other players must also choose a card in their hand that is close to the storyteller's description.

The goal here is to mislead others.

Once all the cards have been collected, they are revealed by the storyteller. The players have the task of flushing out the image of the storyteller.

Points are then awarded in several cases:

If everyone finds the storyteller's card, he doesn't score a point. The other players receive 2 points.

If no one finds the storyteller's card, the storyteller does not score a point. The other players collect 2 points.

If some of the players find the storyteller's card, the storyteller gets 3 points and the players who found the card get too.

If a player points to the wrong card, the player who put down that card and therefore misleads will get 1 point.

The first player to reach 30 points or with the most points when the deck is empty, wins the game of Dixit.